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I've created hand written microsites. The only generation is a script that inlines all media files as base64 data.

• doublerabbit 2y ago
  And this should be the way. Having base64 images within a document encoded saves so much faff of CDNs, excess latency and bandwidth. Gives greater control and more archivability. Sure the page file size jumps up but web servers enjoy serving large files. Your not losing anything else, you would still be serving xMB from some image service. Possibly double. If we can serve 8mb SPA applications, we can serve 8mb Base64 images within html files.
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  • slyfox125 2y ago
    It also makes archival/saving much simpler/easier.
• slyfox125 2y ago
  With the added benefit of reducing overhead and complexity.